Testseek.co.uk have collected 160 expert reviews of the AMD A8-3850 2.9GHz Socket FM1 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD A8-3850 2.9GHz Socket FM1.
July 2011
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The editors liked
Impressive absolute performance of integrated graphics
At last
Integrated graphics that are worthy of the name
Excellent overclocking
Decent computational performance
Brilliant integrated graphics prowess
Offers strong multicore performance and budget gaming at a reasonable price
The editors didn't like
High power consumption in comparison to Intel
A faster CPU is required
With AMD's next generation of APU technology fast approaching
It's not that futureproof.
Slightly immature drivers
Concerns remain about FM1's lifespan
Doesn't outperform its Intel equivalent on many standard programs
Many modern games playable with on-chip graphics at low settings, CPU speed comparable to similarly priced Intel Core i3
Premium RAM required for best graphics performance, Lacks Turbo Core tech
AMD’s A8-3850 chip brings better-than-ever gaming muscle to on-chip graphics. Just make sure you opt for speedy RAM if gaming frame rates are a top priority. ...
And here comes to a close a review that seemed like it would never come. AMD has been touting Llano and Fusion in general for what seems like an eternity, and we are very happy to have a final product in our hands. Unlike the low wattage Brazos platfor...
Competitively priced, Integrated CPU and GPU on one chip, Great price to performance ration, Low TDP, Supports DDR3 up to 1866MHz, Decent overclocking for mainstream chip...
Locked multiplier, No Turbo Core...
While not a door busting six or eight core processor, the AMD A8-3850 puts up a valiant fight and never backs down. I was surprised on how well this little guy held up to the testing abuse and kept asking for more. The new platform brings the mainstre...
Low power consumption for desktops, DirectX 11 graphics onboard, Performance stands up to Intel's offering, Budget oriented pricing
Clock speeds lower than Intel's, Yet another socket (FM1)
The AMD A8-3850 APU belongs to the 'Lynx' Fusion A-Series class of processors. Our tests found that AMD supporters and games fans are in for a treat. ...
The new APU from AMD is sure to be a hit with gamers as most entry level games do not require a separate graphics card anymore. PrintCommentEmailDiggDel.icio.usRedditTwitter ...
So, you’re probably thinking it’s an APU, so it will be cheap, right? Wrong! The MOP for the A8-3850 is Rs. 6,900. Add to that the cost of a A75 Asus motherboard, which is Rs. 7,350, and you have a grand total of almost 14K, which is a lot. I can build...
